Rupture of an individual film in an evolving liquid metalfoam is investigated by means of high-speed x-ray radioscopy using white synchrotron radiation. At a frame rate of 5000 frames ∕ s , the rupture event is spread over three to four images. The images show that the remnants of the rupturing film are pulled into the surrounding plateau borders in 600 ± 100 μ s which conforms well with a liquid movement governed by inertia and not by viscosity. Within one order of magnitude, the viscosity of the liquid involved must be similar to the viscosity of pure liquidaluminium.
Описание
Fast processes in liquid metal foams investigated by high-speed synchrotron x-ray microradioscopy
%0 Journal Article
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%A García-Moreno, F.
%A Rack, A.
%A Helfen, L.
%A Baumbach, T.
%A Zabler, S.
%A Babcsán, N.
%A Banhart, J.
%A Martin, T.
%A Ponchut, C.
%A Di Michiel, M.
%D 2008
%J Applied Physics Letters
%K foams
%N 13
%P -
%R http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2905748
%T Fast processes in liquid metal foams investigated by high-speed synchrotron x-ray microradioscopy
%U http://scitation.aip.org/content/aip/journal/apl/92/13/10.1063/1.2905748
%V 92
%X Rupture of an individual film in an evolving liquid metalfoam is investigated by means of high-speed x-ray radioscopy using white synchrotron radiation. At a frame rate of 5000 frames ∕ s , the rupture event is spread over three to four images. The images show that the remnants of the rupturing film are pulled into the surrounding plateau borders in 600 ± 100 μ s which conforms well with a liquid movement governed by inertia and not by viscosity. Within one order of magnitude, the viscosity of the liquid involved must be similar to the viscosity of pure liquidaluminium.
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abstract = {Rupture of an individual film in an evolving liquid metalfoam is investigated by means of high-speed x-ray radioscopy using white synchrotron radiation. At a frame rate of 5000 frames ∕ s , the rupture event is spread over three to four images. The images show that the remnants of the rupturing film are pulled into the surrounding plateau borders in 600 ± 100 μ s which conforms well with a liquid movement governed by inertia and not by viscosity. Within one order of magnitude, the viscosity of the liquid involved must be similar to the viscosity of pure liquidaluminium.},
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author = {García-Moreno, F. and Rack, A. and Helfen, L. and Baumbach, T. and Zabler, S. and Babcsán, N. and Banhart, J. and Martin, T. and Ponchut, C. and Di Michiel, M.},
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timestamp = {2014-09-26T16:03:08.000+0200},
title = {Fast processes in liquid metal foams investigated by high-speed synchrotron x-ray microradioscopy},
url = {http://scitation.aip.org/content/aip/journal/apl/92/13/10.1063/1.2905748},
volume = 92,
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